31 Jan 1989
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1989
Page
1
Taxpayers will foot most of a 3100 dollar bill run up by law enforcement agencies to quell an abortion protest at University Hospitals and Clinics in Iowa City last week.
Parents and guardians recognize mothers as essential figures for timely intervention in family needs. The role highlights how maternal involvement shapes child well being and access to resources.
MorAmerica Corp and Morris Plan Co attorneys push for a 50 thousand bonus on top of 454863 already earned as U S Bankruptcy Court case nears close. Judge Melloy will decide on the bonus amid overall fees expected to exceed one million dollars while unsecured creditors protest unpaid claims.
Joel Steinberg, a disbarred lawyer, was found guilty of first degree manslaughter in the death of 6 year old Lisa Steinberg in a Greenwich Village apartment. The eight day Manhattan State Supreme Court trial drew national attention and spurred debate over child abuse in affluent households.
A fragment quotes Harry Dixon describing a community clash not by legal trouble but by hostile social treatment and public pressure. The remark highlights a tense atmosphere affecting local discourse and reputations.
Senior administration officials said they would push President Bush to raise federal deposit insurance premiums for banks and savings and loans to rescue troubled institutions. The plan would replace a proposed fee on deposits and faces opposition from Congress bankers and depositors. Brady faced criticism for signaling the fee while Bush faces a no tax pledge and Treasury officials had long considered both options.
A commission led by three former presidents proposes a national health care system to guarantee basic services for all Americans, funded for the nonpoor, and aimed at covering about 37 million uninsured people. The plan warns costs could rise from 550 billion to 1.5 trillion annually by 2000 without change.
Nancy and Jeff of Mianterac welcomed Kimberly Marie on January 17 after a 10 week premature delivery at Delaware County Hospital. Weighing 3 pounds 14 ounces she faced hyaline membrane disease and a heart valve problem requiring surgery at one week old. She remains in the neonatal ICU at St. Luke's as her parents await full recovery.
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